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TMDXIDDK379D: External Connection for SPI

Part Number: TMDXIDDK379D
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: C2000WARE, TMDSCNCD28379D

I have set up SPI between two f28379 launchpads before and I looking to move to a 28379 control card. I was wondering how I might set up SPI on the TMDXIDDK379 developer kit. I want to use SPI between two boards. I read in another post about using J9 external board to board connector and I have the following questions

1. Is using the j9 board to board my only option?

2. Is there a way to set up and use other sections of development board such as h15 or h13 for general GPIOs for easy prototyping? If so how?

3. Are there places I could solder pins to bring out the SPI signals? 

Thank you for your time!

  • I read in another post about using J9 external board to board connector and I have the following questions

    1. Is using the j9 board to board my only option?

    J9 on IDDK does a different task, cant understand your query.

    2. Is there a way to set up and use other sections of development board such as h15 or h13 for general GPIOs for easy prototyping? If so how?

    Some GPIO pins are indeed brought out on these headers. If you want to use them for any purposes, you may connect an appropriate cable to bring them to your target board for eval.

    3. Are there places I could solder pins to bring out the SPI signals? 

    It is possible. Pls review the schematic and board for such information. 

  • 1. How can I set up h15 or h13 pins for SPI communication? 

    For my project: I will need a total of 9 pins. 4 for SPI communication and 5 to be configured as external input for interrupts

    2. I can see from the following pictures that I could probably use the following header pins:

    H13 pin# 4: En-TxEn =GPIO 32

    H13 pin# 10:En-TxClkEn=GPIO 44

    H13 pin# 12:CompOutSC-A=GPIO 15

    H13 pin# 14:CompOutSC-B=GPIO 14

    H15 pin# 6: GPIO 45

    I cannot find which GPIOs the other header pins are connected to or whether they are available to be reconfigured.

    Where would I find this information?

  • If you are using F28379 control card, then you can see the HSEC pinout information if you installed latest C2000ware at

    C:\ti\c2000\C2000Ware_4_00_00_00\boards\controlCARDs\TMDSCNCD28379D\R1_3